Ambientalni festival Kluže
Prešernova 7, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 426 9405, 386 (0) 41 200 390
Organised byB-51 Cultural Society
Frequencyannual
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| − | The [[Kluže Ambient Festival]] originated in [[established::1998]] with a series of exhibitions called ''ARTileria Kluže'', launched by [[Damijan Kracina]] and a group of artists at [[Kluže Fortress]] near Bovec. In 2002 the [[B-51 Cultural Society]] took over the role of organiser of cultural events at the site and | + | The [[Kluže Ambient Festival]] originated in [[established::1998]] with a series of international exhibitions called ''ARTileria Kluže'', launched by [[Damijan Kracina]] and a group of local artists at the grim but picturesque war [[Kluže Fortress]] near Bovec. In 2002 the [[B-51 Cultural Society]] took over the role of organiser of cultural events at the site and conceived the Ambient Festival as a launch pad for entertainment and the arts in the Upper Soča region. It is organised annually and in collaboration with Bovec Tourism Organisation and supported by [[Ministry of Culture]] and [[Municipality of Bovec]]. All events in the festival are free of charge. |
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The first production of Kluže 2002 was ''Letters from the Frontline'' directed by [[Marjan Bevk]], a site-specific international co-production involving Hungary, Italy and Croatia based on the theme of the First World War (a front line of which was located in this region). | The first production of Kluže 2002 was ''Letters from the Frontline'' directed by [[Marjan Bevk]], a site-specific international co-production involving Hungary, Italy and Croatia based on the theme of the First World War (a front line of which was located in this region). | ||
| − | The organisational concept underlying Kluže | + | The organisational concept underlying Kluže Festival is to present events in a series of 'weekend packages', in order to enliven the various venues. The festival has co-operated with the Central-European Mittelfesto, staged just over the border in Cividale del Friuli (Italy), which also contributed some performances at Kluže, and other regional partners from the neighbouring Friuli (Italy) and Carinthia (Austria). At first the programme thematised the war tragedies and exile-related subjects, thus maintaining a creative historical connection with the Soča-Isonzo region. |
| − | + | The next editions presented theatre performances from Slovenia, Italy, Austria, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Israel, usually in two parts, a week in July and another week in August. The opening event of the 2007 edition also involved the creators of the film ''Chronicles of Narnia'', who shot one of film's scenes in this part of Slovenia. The Slovene performances are selected from the past season and have involved many institutional ([[Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana]], [[Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica]], [[Mladinsko Theatre]] etc.) and independent theatre groups ([[Muzeum Institute]], [[Senzorium]], [[Imaginarni]], [[Bufeto Institute for Circus and Performing Arts]] etc.). | |
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| + | The future plans involve the upgrading of the festival's concept with educational activities, art workshops and the production of site-specific theatre performances at the fortress. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [http://www.exponto.net/?page_id=16/lang-pref/en/ Kluže Ambient Festival website] | * [http://www.exponto.net/?page_id=16/lang-pref/en/ Kluže Ambient Festival website] | ||
| − | + | * [http://www.kluze.net/ Kluže Fortress website] (in Slovenian) | |
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Revision as of 19:04, 10 July 2011
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Programme and performances
The first production of Kluže 2002 was Letters from the Frontline directed by Marjan Bevk, a site-specific international co-production involving Hungary, Italy and Croatia based on the theme of the First World War (a front line of which was located in this region).
The organisational concept underlying Kluže Festival is to present events in a series of 'weekend packages', in order to enliven the various venues. The festival has co-operated with the Central-European Mittelfesto, staged just over the border in Cividale del Friuli (Italy), which also contributed some performances at Kluže, and other regional partners from the neighbouring Friuli (Italy) and Carinthia (Austria). At first the programme thematised the war tragedies and exile-related subjects, thus maintaining a creative historical connection with the Soča-Isonzo region.
The next editions presented theatre performances from Slovenia, Italy, Austria, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Israel, usually in two parts, a week in July and another week in August. The opening event of the 2007 edition also involved the creators of the film Chronicles of Narnia, who shot one of film's scenes in this part of Slovenia. The Slovene performances are selected from the past season and have involved many institutional (Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica, Mladinsko Theatre etc.) and independent theatre groups (Muzeum Institute, Senzorium, Imaginarni, Bufeto Institute for Circus and Performing Arts etc.).
The future plans involve the upgrading of the festival's concept with educational activities, art workshops and the production of site-specific theatre performances at the fortress.
See also
External links
- Kluže Ambient Festival website
- Kluže Fortress website (in Slovenian)
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